Brad Campbell
Brad Campbell
I think the main reason _why_ we have been unwilling to change our dependency policy in general is that tracking the dependencies of dependencies is untenable and lacks tooling support....
From @hudson-ayers: > but given that we are likely to always want using hardware implementations to be possible it probably makes sense for boards to be passing in a reference...
I changed the name to `temperature_component_static!()`, and I think we should only use that naming convention. The purpose of those macros is to handle the static defines---nothing else. I also...
> > I changed the name to `temperature_component_static!()`, and I think we should only use that naming convention. The purpose of those macros is to handle the static defines---nothing else....
I guess I meant to
I guess if fedora could get on board we could probably make the switch? Ubuntu has 22.04 which is an LTS release and newer than 21.10 where toolchain support was...
> If we build RISC-V by default, we might need to document installation procedures for even more platforms than we do currently. I have no issue with that. I do...
I think libtock-js would reasonably wait until there is no more work to be done, but I think libtock-c should exit when main returns.